Credit‑card balances are wealth’s kryptonite. Use part of your 20 per cent savings allocation to clear outstanding credit ...

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Ruchir Sharma, author of What Went Wrong with Capitalism, explains how free enterprise in developed economies has been ...

It’s always a good idea for married couples to be financially aligned when it comes to saving for retirement — even if there’s an age gap in the relationship and one spouse has a higher income or more ...

When you work, you expend energy. The money you are paid for your effort is, in effect, stored energy to be used at some ...

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) does not know how many billionaires pay tax in the UK, a report by MPs has found.

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When I was growing up, my mother kept notebooks where she meticulously recorded every dollar our family spent. She never ...

To live comfortably in retirement, many workers expect to need more than $1 million dollars. Yet many say they will fall short of that goal.

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Building wealth often requires adopting an extreme approach, from small habits like making coffee at home to more significant lifestyle shifts such as embracing minimalism and strategic frugality.

As we commemorate Mandela Month, we look at some money insights which can be drawn from some of his famous quotes.